Sentence examples for paradoxically upbeat from inspiring English sources
One is a paradoxically upbeat surf-rocker with big harmony choruses; the other is a hidden track that closes the album.
But you will be no closer to discerning what drives the modern youth from one store to the next; what differentiates one's frayed cargo shorts from another's; or why one of them, Abercrombie, is facing a consumer revolt, while others are paradoxically upbeat.
Through the eyes of an upbeat 8-year-old boy, the novel tells of the death of Motl's father, which paradoxically allows him to throw off European Jewish culture and emigrate to America.
"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".
Paradoxically, it's honest.
And, though living centuries in the future in clothes that paradoxically looked dated, the characters have been recognisable human archetypes: if Obama is a Spock, Bill Clinton was a Kirk: libidinous, ill-disciplined, but with a knack for upbeat appetite.
One, paradoxically, is great praise.
Shakespeare paradoxically does.
Paradoxically, if the strategy is succeeding and the goal of handing over primary responsibility for security to Afghan national forces by 2014 appears realistic, the pressure on the president to bring troops home as an election looms might be less intense.On the military side, the mood has become quite upbeat.
